SCB SingPost/Spree Card

zoossh

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How come "2nd card: scb visa infinite (10-0.8%), up to $100 per 3mth"?

I thought SCB Visa Infinite also gets 20% rebate?

after using the first 250 on scb singpost, u will not get any more 20% rite?

but scb visa infinite suppose to get 10% rebate. and i intend to use scb visa infinite after scb singpost hit mthly quota of $50 rebate. scb visa infinite supposed to have a rebate quota limit at $100 per quarter.
 
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after using the first 250 on scb singpost, u will not get any more 20% rite?

but scb visa infinite suppose to get 10% rebate. and i intend to use scb visa infinite after scb singpost hit mthly quota of $50 rebate. scb visa infinite supposed to have a rebate quota limit at $100 per quarter.

Why not get 10%+1.4miles/$+20% rebate for $250 Uber spending on Visa infinite first? Anyway, I think the more difficult part is to meet the $600 eligible spending required for the 20% rebate for Uber.
 

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Why not get 10%+1.4miles/$+20% rebate for $250 Uber spending on Visa infinite first? Anyway, I think the more difficult part is to meet the $600 eligible spending required for the 20% rebate for Uber.

if spend less than a certain amt (2 or 2.5k), only 1 miles not 1.4. i already had paypal to singpost abt 420, so can hit 600 with another 180 of uber.

but u r rite. it is probably safer to use vi first, as singpost is not too far from 600 already and easier to topup later.
 

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Does buying of NTUC voucher count towards the $600 requirement for 7% cashback?

Cause I already purchase $500+ from lazada, i want to purchase $100 NTUC voucher to make it $600.
 

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Does buying of NTUC voucher count towards the $600 requirement for 7% cashback?

Cause I already purchase $500+ from lazada, i want to purchase $100 NTUC voucher to make it $600.

just go singtel m1 starhub website to charge the $100 to your bill, problem solved
 

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Does charging to restaurants go towards the 600 dollars minimum spend.

For e.g., 100 dollars on Singtel, 500 dollars on DTF. Will I still get the 7% on Singtel?
 

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Does charging to restaurants go towards the 600 dollars minimum spend.

For e.g., 100 dollars on Singtel, 500 dollars on DTF. Will I still get the 7% on Singtel?

Yes. But only 0.2% for DTF. Should use say BOC family instead for 7% on the dining and if need be 1% for singtel. 7% of $100 less than 7% for $500.
 

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Just did that for my Manhattan cc too (need to get more spends for this month only).

Make use of Fevo and E-axs.
 

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Town council I charge to my Citi SMRT cc for 5%. (Recurring).

But I supposed that method shd work.
 

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Pls Sic this method. Never heard before. Noob here.

better not discuss this 'backdoor' too openly, or it'll suffer the same fate like all the other cards. his hint is obvious enough. google up and read up the old threads. don't be lazy.
 

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better not discuss this 'backdoor' too openly, or it'll suffer the same fate like all the other cards. his hint is obvious enough. google up and read up the old threads. don't be lazy.

Bro, tried Google but no results. Can pm me pls? Thanks in advance. :)
 
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